NIHILIST ASSAULT GROUP BSBC 'Planned' LP new blockaders

	£		27
	$		36

NIHILIST ASSAULT GROUP & BLUE SABBATH BLACK CHEER 'Planned Obsolescence' collab. LP (+ insert)

Released on BSBC's own GNARLED FOREST label (GF32 / GF32A), November 2009.

LIMITED EDITION VERSION of 100 COPIES ONLY (sold out straight away) including 'Obsolete' NAG/BSBC split 7" (+ insert)

BRAND NEW. NEVER PLAYED. LAST COPY.

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"This one is definitely for the noise crowd. Doomlords might find this latest joint from Northwester dronedoomdirge duo (now trio apparently) Blue Sabbath Black Cheer a little too punishing. We can only assume it's the influence of Nihilist Assault Group, not that BSBC didn't have noisy tendencies before, but here, the two combine forces to unleash a blackened Merzbowian beast, two side long blowouts of grinding white noise drenched hiss and glitch and howl and buzz. At low volume, like much of this ilk, one might mistake this for TV static, or a vacuum cleaner, or the needle slipping off the record and scraping over the label, a cacophony of crunch and scrape and gristly fuzz, blurred into heaving clouds of NOISE.
Strap some headphones on though if you dare, and there's definitely more going on than meets the ear, some churning almost rhythms, cool textures, tangled strands of drone and rumble and whir, but that's all buried underneath an avalanche of satanic hiss and skull caving, amp destroying white noise brutality.
Awesome stuff, if your ears can handle it. Again, very little in the way of doom, or even low end to be found here, but if you like to sit back, and relax to some Incapacitants, dine to a little Merzbow, or entertain to the strains of Hijokaidan, then heck, this might be the perfect soundtrack for your next nihilistic dinner party."

"Whoa...it's not as if I was expecting the latest LP from the Seattle industrial/doom/noise heathens Blue Sabbath to be easy listening, their sound has always been noisy and grim and caustic, equal parts industrial creep and blackened doom abstraction, but this is noisy on a whole new scale. Definitely the noisiest fucking platter that we've ever gotten from the band, and it appears that you can blame it all on the presence of old school noisemakers Nihilist Assault Group, who have teamed up with Blue Sabbath Black Cheer for this ear-rattling collaboration. Nihilist Assault Group has members of industrial legends The New Blockaders, but their sound is way more extreme, and together with BSBC have crafted two sidelong pieces of molten nuclear noise, each side a swirling, raging malestrom of blackened distortion, waves of screaming static and oscillating test-tone frequencies, roaring low-end heaviness and corrosive electronic glitchery. We're talking about a sheer wall of textural crunch and throbbing, swirling, all-devouring black noise, more like The Rita or Vomir than the nightmarish creeping industrial sludge that I'd normally expect to hear from the Blue Sab camp. It really is that deep into HNW territory, and extreme harsh noise fans will LOVE this record. But at the same time, there's some serious layering to this sound, too, with soaring subterranean drones, crushing mangled rhythmic grind, near blacknoise-levels of aggression all swimming deep beneath these raging oceanic waves of hellish low-end drone-noise. An absolutely brutal noise album.
Limited to five hundred copies, and packaged in a fantastic looking black and white jacket with creepy artwork from Dominic Black, and includes a heavy printed insert."